Through a specially designed program of initiatives launched in early April, Henry Dunant Hospital Center in Athens and the Group's hospitals in Thessaloniki, Kozani, and Rhodes aim to provide the public with reliable health information and raise awareness, encouraging people to make prevention part of their everyday lives.
The program includes information sessions by specialist physicians and interactive seminars addressing today's most pressing health challenges. The IMITHEA Group's World Health Day initiatives will culminate on Tuesday, April 7, in Syntagma Square, where a multidisciplinary team of physicians from Henry Dunant Hospital Center, representing all major medical specialties and in collaboration with Athens 9.84 radio, will be available to inform the public and offer practical guidance on disease prevention and healthy living. In addition, members of the public in Athens and Thessaloniki will have the opportunity to receive free medical checkup packages through a prize drawing to be held during the awareness events.
“With people and their needs at the heart of everything we do, the IMITHEA Group remains committed to delivering high-quality healthcare services and supporting society through public information and awareness initiatives. Our message is simple: Health should never be taken for granted, and prevention is more than medical check-ups—it is an investment in a healthier future. Our commitment extends far beyond World Health Day. We will continue to organize initiatives that encourage everyone to make preventive healthcare part of their lives,” said Nikos Papadimitriou, CEO of the IMITHEA Group.
The IMITHEA Group operates a strong healthcare network comprising six General Clinics—Henry Dunan Hospital in Athens, Kyanous Stavros General Clinic and General Genesis Clinic in Thessaloniki, General Clinic in Rhodes, and General Clinic in Kozani—along with a state-of-the-art Rehabilitation Center (Arogi, in Pylaia, Thessaloniki) and a pioneering Assisted Reproduction Unit (IVF Fertilia, in Thessaloniki). Together, these facilities form one of the fastest-growing pillars of private healthcare in Greece. The Group has a total capacity of 1,360 inpatient beds, collaborates with more than 3,300 physicians across all specialties, and serves over 600,000 patients annually.
